Gwen Stevens had a privileged life until her father spoke three little words that turned her world upside down. “You’re cut off.”
Broke and desperate, Gwen is forced to accept a waitressing job, but this glimmer of hope has a price. As if being a cocktail waitress isn’t bad enough, she has to do it in a dive bar called The Den, and her bad luck doesn’t stop there. She also needs to deal with the new owner, a blue-eyed, self-righteous ass determined to make her life miserable.
Liam Sinclair walked away from the entitlement and obligation his family planned for him, vowing to make his own way in the world…
Adjusting to life as a new business owner, Liam has experienced more than his fair share of setbacks. When his only waitress breaks her leg, his sister takes it upon herself to hire a replacement—a spoiled, self-indulgent hothead with too much makeup and more than enough attitude. Gwen represents the world he’s trying to escape, a world of excess and greed that he was never cut out for.
Appearances can be deceiving, and first impressions aren’t always right…
Despite their apparent differences, the tension between them turns to a fiery passion that neither of them can resist. Together they find balance and learn to appreciate the simpler things in life. But Gwen soon discovers that old habits die hard, and one mistake is all it takes to ruin everything.
Forgiveness must be earned, but even a villain deserves a chance at redemption…

Author Bio:
Samatha “Sam” Harris lives near Baltimore, Maryland with her husband David and daughter Ava. Born in Florida, she migrated north which most people agree was a little backwards. She has been an artist all of her life, a Tattoo Artist for more than ten years, and a storyteller since she was a kid.
Sam has a slightly unhealthy love for Frank Sinatra, classic movies, and Jazz and Blues music, but her first love will always be reading. From Romance, to Thrillers, to Historical Fiction and everything in between, she loves to become a part of the story. As a writer she tells the stories that she would want to read.

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My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Title: Chance At Redemption
Author: Samatha Harris

  



After having had read Samatha Harris' Chance At Redemption, i'm sitting here wondering if i should start from the beginning - from the first book in the series, to find out exactly how much i missed in the history of the secondary characters as well as Gwen and Liam. This, what seemed to me almost like an enemies to lovers romance, was an interesting read as it forced me to keep going no matter how i felt about a character because just maybe they might redeem themselves.

  



There's no denying it - Gwen is a spoiled brat and the fact that her father cut her off was probably the best thing that happened to her. Boy did i want to hate her and i couldn't believe how much patience Liam had when it came to dealing with her. But little by little, this spoiled princess learned what it means to work hard. Considering this is the third novel in her series, i'm thinking that, even though Chance At Redemption can be read as a standalone, my enjoyment would have been better if i had read the previous books beforehand but i still enjoyed this story and would read more from this author again.


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